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Key people at Government of the Republic of Slovenia.
The Government of the Republic of Slovenia is the cabinet exercising executive authority in Slovenia, based in Ljubljana. It carries out the country's domestic and foreign policy, directing and coordinating government institutions while representing the nation's political leadership. The legislative bodies include a National Assembly with 90 deputies and a National Council with 40 members. Since its initial formation on May 16, 1990, the country has seen twelve governments headed by eight different prime ministers, notably Lojze Peterle, the first prime minister, and Janez Drnovšek, with Milan Kucan serving as president during the early years of independence. Slovenia joined the European Union and NATO in 2004, subsequently adopting the euro on January 1, 2007. The independent Republic of Slovenia was formally created on June 26, 1991, following its declaration of independence.
Key people at Government of the Republic of Slovenia.
The Government of the Republic of Slovenia is the country’s executive authority (not a private company); it is the central organ that implements laws, directs state administration and proposes national policy and the budget to the National Assembly[2][4].
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Note: The Government of the Republic of Slovenia is a public executive institution established by the Constitution and laws (not a private company). Sources used: Government portal and institutional overviews[2][4][5].